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Title: Motive (2013–2016)
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| Series cast summary: | |||
| Kristin Lehman | ... | Detective Angie Flynn / ... 52 episodes, 2013-2016 | |
| Louis Ferreira | ... | Detective Oscar Vega / ... 52 episodes, 2013-2016 | |
| Brendan Penny | ... | Detective Brian Lucas / ... 52 episodes, 2013-2016 | |
| Lauren Holly | ... | Dr. Betty Rogers 52 episodes, 2013-2016 | |
| Warren Christie | ... | Sergeant Mark Cross 27 episodes, 2014-2016 | |
A Vancouver based murder has just occurred and been discovered. At the beginning of each episode, not only is the victim(s) identified to the viewer, but also the killer(s). The disparate group of Vancouver Homicide detectives, with help from the Coroner's office, have to wade through the evidence which will lead them through the more often than not less than straightforward path to discovering the killer(s) and his/her/their motive. That motive often is not fully understood by the detectives until they catch the killer(s). One of those detectives, quick witted and acerbic tongued Angie Flynn, often has the competing priority of raising her son, Manny, as a single mother. Written by Huggo
Tempo of the story seemed good but the background sound often overpowered the dialog. Even after I worked on my sound frequency balance. I would have been totally lost without closed caption turned on. The sound on commercials were no problem to understand so the sound mixing or dubbing for the show appears to be the problem and needs to be corrected for future episodes to be enjoyable. The characters seemed to be believable in their rolls. It was refreshing to have the autopsy be shown in a simple way instead of all the specialized graphics showing blood pulsing through veins or specialized machines doing the work being done in minutes when it takes weeks to get results from most labs. I am not squeamish, and in fact enjoy the scientific detail when it is pertinent to the show, but it is all too often a distraction to the story line.